Succinct Synonym for "Multi-use" or "Reusable"

Question

I am trying to find a laconic and "ringy" synonym for the word "multi-use" or "reusable". The word needs to be an adjective. To give you an idea of the context, think of a sheet of paper on which one can write, then erase what was written and then write again. It is this property that I am wanting to capture with the word.

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Added from comments:

I feel like the word re-useable carries too generic of a meaning. I would like something related to writing, paper, sheets, etc., if it is possible. Think "emptyable" or something like that. I am trying to zero in on the erasability property. I … feel like there is something better than "eraseable" or "erasable".

Edit (Providing an example of intended usage): "The notebook, filled with ____ pages, was paradisiacal for a detail-obsessed and correction-prone writer."

Answer 1

Perhaps Versatile
1. Capable of doing many things competently. 2. Having varied uses or serving many functions:
"The most versatile of vegetables is the tomato" (Craig Claiborne). 3. Variable or inconstant; changeable: a versatile temperament.
4. Biology Capable of moving freely in all directions, as the loosely attached anthers of certain flowers.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/versatile

Answer 2

wipeable

Adjective

able to be wiped
_{Collins English Dictionary}

The term is used to describe whiteboards, where the ink from the dry erase markers can be wiped, leaving the whiteboard clean and ready to reuse. Here's a patent describing an eraser for a "wipeable marker medium."

The connector surface is engagable with an end of the dry erase marker which is opposite a dispenser for the wipeable marker medium.
_{Combination support and eraser for a dry erase marker US 5957603 A}

Answer 3

ever-use would be a coined term that might get at what you're hoping. Others might be "ever-write", or "ever-sheet", or "ever-blank" . (or as the OP brought up in a comment based on this "ever" suggestion, perhaps "ever-use page" or even, in a coined way, "ever-page".) Then there is also the famous "ever-lastin

Or, perhaps ever alone

This is more of a coined term...maybe even a made up word, although I do believe you are permitted to form a compound adjective verb combo to create a new adjective. The Oxford dictionary gives an example(last one) of that use

Ever from Oxford Living Dictionaries

2) At all times; always.

‘ever the man of action, he was impatient with intellectuals’

‘caravan holidays remain as popular as ever’

emphasized text‘they lived happily ever after’

in combination : ‘he toyed with his ever-present cigar’

edit

Not sure why I didn't think of it before but, in the same vein, there is also

everlasting from Oxford Living Dictionaries

Lasting forever or a very long time.

‘the damned would suffer everlasting torment’

‘an everlasting reminder of this evening’

There was the famous "everlasting gobstopper" in Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

Answer 4

Perhaps you could borrow a term from optical disc technology — “rewritable.”  Or, in the same vein, “multi-write,” “refreshable” or “renewable.”